So shall we find all manner of costly riches, and fill our houses with spoils.

So shall thy barns be filled with plenteousness, and thy presses shall flow over with sweet wine.

Follow not a wicked man, and choose none of his ways:

So that if thou goest therein, there shall no straitness hinder thee: and when thou runnest, thou shalt not fall.

But the way of the ungodly is as the darkness, wherein men fall, or they be aware.

Let thy wells flow out abroad, that there may be rivers of water in the streets:

But whoso committeth adultery with a woman, he is a fool: and destroyeth his own soul.

and beheld the simple people: and among other young folks I spied one young fool

She was full of loud words and ready to dally: whose feet could not abide in the house.

suddenly to follow her - as it were an ox to the slaughter, and like as it were a fool that laugheth when he goeth to the stocks to be punished -

A foolish restless woman, full of words, and such one as hath no knowledge,

A wise man will receive warning; but a fool will sooner be smitten in the face.

He that hideth hatred with lying lips, and he that speaketh slander, is a fool.

A fool doth wickedly and maketh but a sport of it; nevertheless it is wisdom for a man to beware of such.

The righteousness of the innocent ordereth his way; but the ungodly shall fall in his own wickedness.

A fool bringeth up a slander of his neighbour; but a wise man will keep it secret.

He that trusteth in his riches shall have a fall; but the righteous shall flourish as the green leaf.

Whoso maketh disquietness in his own house, he shall have wind for his heritage; and the fool shall be servant to the wise.

Whoso loveth wisdom, will be content to be reformed; but he that hateth to be reproved, is a fool.

A man shall be commended for his wisdom; but a fool shall be despised.

He that tilleth his land, shall have plenteousness of bread; but he that followeth idleness, is a very fool.

Look: what a fool taketh in hand, he thinketh it well done; but he that is wise, will be counseled.

A fool uttereth his wrath in all the haste, but a discreet man forgiveth wrong.

A wise man doth all things with discretion; but a fool will declare his folly.

See that thou meddle not with a fool; and do as though thou hadst no knowledge.

A wise man feareth, and departeth from evil; but a fool goeth on presumptuously.

A fool despiseth his father's correction; but he that taketh heed when he is reproved, shall have the more understanding.

The way of the slothful is full of thorns; but the street of the righteous is well cleansed.

A fool rejoiceth in foolish things; but a wise man looketh well to his own goings.

Pride goeth before destruction; and after a proud stomach there followeth a fall.

The lots are cast into the lap, but their fall standeth in the LORD.

Better is a dry morsel with quietness, than a full house and many fat cattle with strife.

An eloquent speech becometh not a fool; much less a lying mouth, then, becometh a prince.

One reproof only doth more good to him that hath understanding, than a hundred stripes unto a fool.

It were better to come against a she Bear robbed of her whelps, than against a fool in his foolishness.

What helpeth it to give a fool money in his hand, whereas he hath no mind to buy wisdom?

Whoso promiseth by the hand, and is surety for another; he is a fool.

He that loveth strife, delighteth in sin; and whoso setteth his door too high, seeketh after a fall.

Whoso hath a froward heart, obtaineth no good; and he that hath an overthwart tongue, shall fall into mischief.

An unwise body bringeth himself in to sorrow; and the father of a fool can have no joy.

Yea, a very fool, when he holdeth his tongue, is counted wise; and to have understanding, when he shutteth his lips.

A fool hath no delight in understanding, but only in those things wherein his heart rejoiceth.

The words of a man's mouth are like deep waters; and the well of wisdom is like a full stream.

A fool's lips are ever brawling, and his mouth provoketh unto battle.

A fool's mouth is his own destruction, and his lips are the snare for his own soul.

He that giveth sentence in a matter before he hear it, is a fool, and worthy to be confounded.

Better is the poor that liveth godly, than the blasphemer that is but a fool.

Delicate ease becometh not a fool; much more unseemly is it, a bond man to have the rule of princes.

Whoso hordeth up riches with the deceitfulness of his tongue: he is a fool, and like unto them that seek their own death.

Spears and snares are in the way of the froward; but he that will keep his soul, let him flee from such.

Tell nothing into the ears of a fool, for he will despise the wisdom of thy words.

Let not thine heart be jealous to follow sinners; but keep thee still in the fear of the LORD all the day long:

Wisdom is a high thing; yea, even to the fool, for he dare not open his mouth in the gate.

For a just man falleth seven times, and riseth up again; but the ungodly fall into wickedness.

Rejoice not thou at the fall of thine enemy; and let not thine heart be glad when he stumbleth.

Let not thy wrath and jealousy move thee, to follow the wicked and ungodly.

For their destruction shall come suddenly, and who knoweth the fall of them both?

And lo, it was all covered with nettles, and stood full of thistles, and the stone wall was broken down.

Like as snow is not mete in summer, nor rain in harvest; even so is worship unseemly for a fool.

Like as the bird, and the swallow take their flight and flee here and there; so the curse that is given in vain, shall not light upon a man.

Unto the horse belongeth a whip, to the Ass a bridle, and a rod to the fool's back.

Give not the fool an answer after his foolishness, lest thou become like unto him;

but make the fool an answer to his foolishness, lest he be wise in his own conceit.

He is lame of his feet, yea drunken is he in vanity, that committeth any message to a fool.

Like as in a lame man his legs are not equal, even so is a parable in the fool's mouth.

He that setteth a fool in high dignity, that is even as if a man would bind a stone in a sling.

A man of experience discerneth all things well, but whoso hireth a fool, hireth such one as will take no heed.

Like as the dog turneth again to his vomit, even so a fool beginneth his foolishness again afresh.

If thou seest a man that is wise in his own conceit, there is more hope in a fool than in him.

Coals kindle heat, and wood the fire; even so doth a brawling fellow stir up variance.

Whoso diggeth up a pit, shall fall therein; and he that weltereth a stone, shall stumble upon it himself.

The stone is heavy, and the sand weighty; but a fool's wrath is heavier than them both.

He that is full, abhorreth a honeycomb; but unto him that is hungry, every sour thing is sweet.

Like as hell and destruction are never full, even so the eyes of men can never be satisfied.

Though thou shouldest bray a fool with a pedestal in a mortar like oatmeal, yet will not his foolishness go from him.

Whoso leadeth the righteous in to an evil way, shall fall into his own pit; but the just shall have the good in possession.

Well is him that standeth always in awe; as for him that hardeneth his heart, he shall fall into mischief.

Whoso leadeth a godly and an innocent life, shall be safe; but he that goeth froward ways, shall once have a fall.

He that trusteth in his own heart, is a fool; but he that dealeth wisely, shall be safe.

If a wise man go to law with a fool - whether he deal with him friendly or roughly - he getteth no rest.

A fool poureth out his spirit altogether, but a wise man keepeth it in till afterward.

When the ungodly come up, wickedness increaseth; but the righteous shall see their fall.

If thou seest a man that is hasty to speak unadvised; thou mayest trust a fool more than him.

After pride cometh a fall; but a lowly spirit bringeth great worship.

He that feareth men, shall have a fall; but whoso putteth his trust in the LORD shall come to honour.

Lest I be so full, I deny thee, and say, "What fellow is the LORD?" And lest I, being constrained through poverty, fall unto stealing and foreswear the name of my God.

Whoso laugheth his father to scorn, and setteth his mother's commandment at naught; the ravens pick out his eyes in the valley, and devoured be he of the young Eagles.

through a servant that beareth rule, through a fool that hath great riches,